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not hand been

conduct

the

opposite side not less equate deserving of and minduccion

5. With regard to the visit to the Chinese brothers considerable

weight appears to me to be due to

Mur Wodchraces

candid explanations.

There was clearly

no immoral purpons for anything by the

thea

desire to see at thi

venous

curcoces aspects

of Chanin life,

which may he

in common with their theatres, clubs, and opium houses,

**

DRAFT.

Mr.

Mr.

MINUTE.

Mr. Wingfield.

Mr. Bramston.

Mr. Meade.

Mr. Herbert.

Mr. Grant Dufj.

Lord Kimberley.

showed his bleak daw seinterly a

This sevilen

junte for falling on of supr moser and the memory g And although an indiscretion was

Mu prodchown s

dot work ham

taking the

without knowing all the Circes I cannot affirm that there

was no

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afforded at that singahuse institution, that are

مسعب

which dr

not to the confronted with western mistitution.

of the same name &

obtrusion

without any obs

of their immora biting

der Wodehouse appears to me thave been pishfu in believing that he had oblamed the necesary authority

for visiting them, and although Jam disposed to think What he fo

Kocmitted amitted

and an indiscretion